Gilcomston Church

To listen to this Scotsman preach is the closest thing to heaven I’ll ever know in this life.He makes us see the Glory he so deeply loves,so that we come to know Jesus more and love Him more deeply. You bless us richly; may you have many more years to share your love with us.

The correct sermon has been uploaded now.

I was listening to Dominic Smart’s series in Psalm 23 from 2013 on SermonAudio AND the sermon entitled “Overflowing Cup” seems to be the wrong sermon.The sermon is from Deuteronomy 29. Does the original sermon exist somewhere? I would love to listen to it.Thanks,Bob Emberley

thank you for this sermon, i always wondered about this subject.

Thank you for your messageAbout Esther.I teach Sunday School, and we are studying Esther it always helps me to listen to another persons message.

Thank You for making theScripture come alive.

So nice to hear you again Dr Ferguson- one of my favorite all-time passages eloquently preached and humbly received

Amen and Amen. By grace alone through faith alone in Christ alone.

Must hear! Straight and clear!

There are several pastors on SermonAudio willing to defend the vulnerable. Dominic Smart is one of those. I noticed the last comment for this message was 2011 - I want to bring attention to it again and pray that "the church" will obey the Word and provide a sanctuary of emotional and physical safety for the oppressed instead of chastising them to forgive and endure more abuse.

Great sermon, I learnt a lot. God's ways are amazing.

as a christian domestic violence worker, i'm glad to see that finally this issue is being tackled by the church.

Thank you for addressing this issue. More churches need to preach on this topic. As a Christian Divorce was not an option but I began to realize that God would have to hate how I was being abused more than divorce. Church leaders should organize work groups within the congregation to discuss this issues and outreach to local shelters for battered women men

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Just wanted to thank you for sharing this testimony! I was first directed to this by my younger brother who is a die-hard rugby fan (unusual for an American). There are very few Christians today who will stand for Christ when it costs them so much- but the truth is, He gave us everything and we owe him our all! I appreciate Euan’s convictions about Sunday being sacred to the Lord; when I first started college (or Uni as you say over there), I came to the same conviction as far as my studies go- that I would not study on Sunday. Praise God for his promise “those who honor me I will honor.”